The EQE is Mercedes-Benz’s electric executive sedan, the battery-electric counterpart to the E-Class. It was revealed at the Munich motor show in 2021 and rides on EVA, the dedicated electric platform it shares with the EQS. The sedan is built at Bremen in Germany and in Beijing for China.
For the 2026 US model year Mercedes replaced the EQE 350+ and EQE 350 4MATIC with the EQE 320+ and EQE 320 4MATIC. Both make 315 hp, 27 hp more than the cars they replaced. The rear-wheel-drive EQE 320+ uses a 96 kWh battery and is rated at 308 miles (496 km) on the EPA cycle; the all-wheel-drive EQE 320 4MATIC is rated at 267 miles (430 km). The all-wheel-drive AMG EQE makes 617 hp and is rated at 220 miles (354 km). A NACS adapter for Tesla Superchargers is standard, and the MBUX Hyperscreen, a glass panel spanning the dashboard, is an option on every version.
US prices for 2026 start at $64,950 for the EQE 320+, $67,450 for the EQE 320 4MATIC and $97,550 for the AMG EQE, before a $1,250 destination charge.
